Tom is a compulsive hoarder.
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Hoarder
//ˈhɔɹdɚ//
Synonyms for "hoarder" (3 found)
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25 translations across 15 languages.
Catalan
2 entries- acaparador noun (one who hoards)
- acaparadora noun (one who hoards)
Dutch
1 entries- verzamelaar noun (one who hoards)
Esperanto
1 entries- kolektanto noun (one who hoards)
Finnish
2 entries- hamstraaja noun (one who hoards)
- rohmu noun (one who hoards)
French
1 entries- collectionneur noun (one who hoards)
German
1 entries- Messie noun (one who hoards)
Hebrew
1 entries- אוגר noun (one who hoards)
Italian
3 entries- accaparratore noun (one who hoards)
- accaparratrice noun (one who hoards)
- incettatore noun (one who hoards)
Latin
1 entries- accumulātor noun (one who hoards)
Māori
2 entries- kaiwhakapūranga noun (one who hoards)
- makitaunu noun (one who hoards)
Norman
2 entries- ragdaleux noun (one who hoards)
- ragoteux noun (one who hoards)
Portuguese
1 entries- acumulador noun (one who hoards)
Russian
2 entries- плюшкин noun (one who hoards)
- скопидом noun (one who hoards)
Spanish
3 entries- acumulador noun (one who hoards)
- acumulador compulsivo noun (one who hoards)
- afecto del síndrome de Diógenes noun (one who hoards)
Welsh
2 entries- casglwr noun (one who hoards)
- celciwr noun (one who hoards)
Sample sentences
9 total sentences available.
Tom is an animal hoarder.
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If you want to stop being a hoarder, you have to learn to let things go.
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Just looking through the windows, you could tell the house belonged to a hoarder.
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